Tagged with "Music"

Contributing Writer Rhiannon Pushchak writes about Steven Wilson's "The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)" in this week's 'Album that changed my life.'

Livia Homerski gives insight to the "the unstoppable female force in independent music" for Women's History Month.

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"This album serves as an ego check, as it encourages you to work your imagination, yet not at the expense of others. It represents the truth that a person, song and band gets respects where it is earned."

Stuck in a music slump? Music editor Livia Homerski is here to give you tips on how to explore new music.

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"Surface Noise" is packed full of piercing guitar solos, fierce power-riffs and breakdowns of almighty stature: all things necessary to stand out amongst the plethora of heavy bands in today's scene.

Music editor Livia Homerski reports on personal expirence at energetic house show hosted in 'Boro.

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On “Outer Peace,” Chaz Bear channels his inner anti-consumerist and creative, working to create a blindingly powerful monument to the fun that comes with going outside of your comfort zone every now and then.” 

Join Natalie and Britton as they return for another season of the venerable podcast, Were You Even Listening. On this episode the dynamic duo discuss Toro Y Moi's newest joint — "Outer Peace." 

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“A Real Good Kid” is a clever yet fitting name for such an emotional, feel good album created by none other than the good kid himself, Mike Posner. 

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The only thing Earl Sweatshirt fans really could have asked for were some rap songs, yet they received so much more.